38 results found for HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME SPECIALISTS in ELTHAM, GREENWICH

Friendly and attentive. Explained everything clearly. Made my son feel comfortable and at ease.

Thorough in listening to my issues and comprehensive in explaining the issues and how to move forward. Left feeling very positive.

Dr Seth was very attentive and personable when dealing with my injury. Very clear in recommending next steps and happy to answer all my questions.

Kind & warm & painless procedure

Dr Saggar is kind, professional and extremely knowledgeable. He has a great level of understanding across specialisms and he explains complex medical issues clearly. He is very easy to talk to and genuinely wants to help, including with very difficult situations. I’m so glad that we found him.

Dr Devereux was fantastic with my daughter and explained everything so clearly to us.

I came to Gus with a calf injury which had stopped me running eight weeks out from a marathon. Gus diagnosed the issue, helped me strengthen the muscles to prevent it returning and gave me a training plan that got me back on track. He’s knowledgeable, practical and realistic. He understood I didn’t want a zero risk plan - but to get to the event and complete it (which I did with no pain and a time I’m delighted with). A pleasure to work with and I would absolutely recommend

Martin was incredibly professional and friendly. He worked with me to understand where my pain is coming from and propose specific exercises. Over the 5-6 months I developed a better understanding of what I need to change in my workout and implemented his recommendations. He carefully listened to my concerns and was very encouraging throughout. Thanks Martin!

Easy to speak to and listened, very thorougher and did not rush you during consultations.

I was greeted with an introduction that explained what Dr Catherine Mathews was qualified in. She did not want to see the letters from the doctors as she preferred to examine the issue so she could make her own diagnosis. This approach was backed up by the outcome that the doctors letter was not addressing the real issue. Plain X-rays and MRI scans are required to further diagnose the issue.